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Diagnosis of dermatophytosis: an evaluation of direct examination using MycetColor® and MycetFluo®

Pihet et al., 2015

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3302063815520416409
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Pihet M
Clément N
Kauffmann-Lacroix C
Nail-Billaud S
Marot A
Pilon F
Robert R
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Diagnostic Microbiology and Infectious Disease

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Dermatophytes are an important cause of superficial fungal infection. Direct examination of skin, nail, or hair samples remains essential in diagnosis, as it provides a quick response to the clinician. However, mycological analysis, including direct examination and culture, often …
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